Asopa

24 | Uni of Nottingham | Biotech |Chelsea thru & thru

[Asopa @daniazfar]

So sooo proud of ma boi Hudson-Odoi yesterday. Watched him grow from watching him score in the FA Youth Cup final in 2017 to getting the first team in 2018 to getting his England senior call up. The next picture will be in 5 years when he’s tearing up the PL week in week out 💪🏻

[Chelsea Uruguay @CFCUruguay]

📹👕 Eden Hazard fue a la tienda del Chelsea para comprar camisetas del club para sus hijos. Imperdibles las caras de los muchachos de la tienda. Al pagar, llegó a pedir descuento de LEYENDA 😅

[Alex Branford @BranfordEquity]

EXPOSING CHELSEAS £140m SHIRT SPONSOR GAMBLE

[Santicius @Santicius12]

El partido más normal de FC27 que te vas a encontrar a raíz de esto:

[Asopa @daniazfar]

@TommyT

[The Saviour @TheSaviour]

🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸BREAKING: Israel committed a massacre on Gaza beach just moments ago.

[Kyrilescobar#Rakyat#Haiwan @kyril_graguks]

Aku diam kerana aku tahu kau jerit pekik mcm mana pun ,ia akan tetap dilakukan.Kau mandul,kau vaksin malah kau simpan di kebun pun ,manusia2 hebat ini yang penuh dengan lakonan suci akan terus bebas melakukannya.Sandiwara mereka lebih hebat dari pelakon filem negara.Mereka kebal

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

I’ll tell you something for free.

At the highest level of football, there are certain things you cannot fluke.

Glasner won the Europa League with Frankfurt, this was a time big teams use to drop from UCL into Europa, so he had to face teams like Barcelona on the way. Still, he won the Europa.

He came to Palace, with a small budget compared to the other English teams, he won the FA Cup, the first trophy in Palace’s history, he beat Man City to win it. You can’t fluke that, he’s a winner.

He qualified them to Europa by winning the FA Cup , but they dropped to Conference league because of the multi-club ownership saga with Textor. Despite the setback, he has just won an European trophy for a South London club.

In 2 years, he has changed a club’s history and won 3 trophies for them if we add the community shield. He did this while losing big players, lost his captain January, lost his best player to Arsenal in summer, lost Olise.

This guy is a winner.

[Josh Hart @joshhart]

That trash club will win the league solely because they have the refs and VAR on payroll

[Mark Goldbridge @markgoldbridge]

How many penalties is this ref going to ignore?

[Asopa @daniazfar]

Might as well delete VAR. At least 3 possible penalty scenarios - not even 1 taken to VAR for review. Just end the season already fml

[Terry Flewers @terryflewers]

That does not look shoulder to shoulder to me. It looks more like Khusanov catches him with the legs rather than making proper body contact.

Before the shoulder met, Khusanov steps across Pedro, doesn't touch the ball, how is that allowed?

[Sam @SWPalace]

this is acc nuts

[Umar @umarmaggi]

Interesting findings. Ada research daripada McKinsey yg bgtahu pasal benda ni. Actually research dia untuk CPG, tapi aku rasa closely related dgn apa yg jadi untuk cafe & restaurant.

Dalam satu bahagian research McKinsey tu cerita tentang: Four Food Spending Shifts

🧵

[Vince™ @Blue_Footy]

Another example is Monchi and Unai Emery.

Monchi hired Unai Emery at Sevilla, and they were very successful together. They enjoyed a lot of success. Unai left, and Monchi later left to join Roma, where he did poorly. He returned to Sevilla under Lopetegui and didn't impress.

Unai brought him to Aston Villa because he understands him perfectly. The possibility of them failing together is slim. They know each other's game. It's an underrated solution in football.

If Manchester United had made efforts to take Hugo Viana and Ruben Amorim together, I don't think Amorim would have failed. A technical director who understands how to build a team for a coach is priceless.

It's not easy to pull two together from a club. They will never allow it. If you plan to take them differently, it will likely work.

[CFCDaily @CFCDaily]

Not heard John Terry be this distraught on current matters, first time I’ve seen him worried about the future.

He’s been speaking on his TikTok 👇

[B/R Football @brfootball]

Five consecutive goalless losses in the Premier League.

A new low for Liam Rosenior's Chelsea 🫠

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨❌ Chelsea have lost five consecutive league games without scoring a single goal for the first time in 114 years.

[Vince™ @Blue_Footy]

All these are happening because of a disagreement with Maresca. 🤔

We should have listened to the man. I kept saying that we were underrating his work and that another manager might struggle badly.

It's happening now. This is a lesson to all of us.

[Vince™ @Blue_Footy]

✍️ Strasbourg's project excites me a lot. Even more than Chelsea’s project. It's easier to develop players at a mid-table club than at a top club.

The talent in that team is crazy. They talk about Chelsea taking their players, but they are not a club that can keep players away from big teams. If Chelsea don't take them, other big teams will. Once they produce a good talent, bigger clubs will circle.

How many years was Simakan when they sold him to RB Leipzig before BlueCo takeover?

I think the main thing is for them to keep getting top replacements. They are like Brighton, they bring in top potentials but not big enough to keep them long-term. To do that, they will need to pay big wages which is impossible for a club of their size yet.

In terms of talent, they're impressive. Yassine, Mourabet, Doue, Nanasi etc. I mean, 70-80% of that squad are international players. It's not something they are used to.

And the succession plan has been well planned. Panichelli is replacing Emegha and Oyedeji looks like he will replace Barco pretty much. And they will bring in more players to improve the squad again.

I think they are set to become competitive long term, they have a structure to support it. They are getting enough financial support from BlueCo. They are not being fed with crumbs.

The only thing they can complain about is their culture being trampled on by BlueCo, but a dying club don't care about all that. Bordeaux will want to be a sister club now just to stabilise again. I keep telling their fans, they are here because their club wasn't doing great financially and was running out of time. No foreign owner will care more about culture than making profit. But at least, on the pitch, they are doing well, better than most teams in a multi-club model in Ligue 1. They will only get better from here. I think they should look at the brighter side. They have a solid project going on there. I love watching them play football.